#yerevan

I read recently that there would be 45 days of Christmas markets starting from December 1st. I was pretty excited about

I haven't been to the botanical garden in Yerevan in well over a year. The last time I went it was basically spring. The little forest area green and the heat relatively strong. Back then a lot of

Step into the past at the Ararat Brandy Factory in Yerevan. Learn about Armenian brandy's rich history and see the famou

Yerevan's courtyards are full of interesting items of the past. Sometimes they're items from the past that have been put together into weird contraptions that look like seating areas. Often occupied by

I had known of Yerevan's Beer Days festival for a while, though I wasn't here for last year's event and ended up missin

I read that Davtashen is the second smallest district in all of Yerevan, and after an evening walking through it, I can

It was another ordinary day for me. I got outside and walked with the camera, no real intentions or destination in mind

The best museum and gallery I have ever been to is the one that resides within the centre of Yerevan. A grand building

Yerevan has really been exceeding all expectations by throwing out all kinds of little festivals and concerts throughou

From my understanding, this was a festival that was happening in various locations over the weekend, some in distant to

There's a big chunk of Yerevan I have barely stepped foot in. It's a massive industrial zone that's actually larger tha

The Armenian sun is quite unforgiving at the moment. A dry, dusty landscape around Yerevan that leads to a strong sunli

Sometimes I roam around new areas and stumble into these old gardens. They're mostly within industrial areas, small par

I wouldn't say I have always been a fan of architecture, nor have I ever really given it that much thought; that is unt

It is unfortunate that I was suffering in the horrors of Tbilisi this time last year instead of being here in Armenia.

Everyone knows that the Soviets lost a horrifically high number of people during the Second World War. The frontline fo

I recently posted about the May 9 Victory Day celebrations in Yerevan, most of which took place at the city's Victory P

It has been a while since I contributed to this community, having constantly been out on walks on a Wednesday, but rarely having much specifically to write about those walks. More little adventures throughout

A lot of the general goods you find that are Armenian related tend to be quite repetitive, generally cheap goods that ar

I haven't been to many concerts in my life. In fact, I have never actually attended a big concert event. Here and there